
Experience a full-day private tour exploring the Valencian Caves and Sagunto. This tour is tailored for your group, providing a private guide and transportation. You will visit prehistoric caves (only the entrance), enjoy a boat ride through the longest subterranean river in Europe, and have lunch at a local restaurant (lunch costs not included). The itinerary includes Roman ruins in Sagunto, the site of the 2nd Punic War, featuring the largest Roman fort in the Iberian Peninsula. Additionally, you'll discover significant Jewish history, including a Jewish cemetery, Mikveh, and the 14th-century Jewish quarter. This tour is best suited for those interested in history and culture.
(Roman/Jewish Sagunto + 13th Century Monastery + Caves of San Josep) Discover the only remaining Jewish historical sites in the region and the largest Roman fort on Iberian peninsula with stunning archaeological remains. We will also stop along the way my own village of El Puig to see the 13th-century monastery, which is still in operation. We can also stop at the Caves of San Josep during this excursion. Please note, you may only choose ONE of these combinations for your full-day tour, as each is in a different direction.
Caves of San Jose, boat ride through Europe's Longest subterranean river.
Pre-historic Settlement and very faint pre-historic cave paintings
Town Center
Jewish remians: 14th century small but intact Jewish Quarter with its original gate. Jewish Rabbi cementary, Hypogea Jewish Crypts and Jewish Mikveh.
Largest Roman Fort-Castle on the Iberian Peninsula, stretching over hilltops with fabulous views below of the village, surrounding mountains, the Mediterranean and Valencia (on a clear day).
Two archeological museums with great Roman remains and some unique remains from funerary stones in Hebrew.
(Depending on timing and day) the VIA PORTICO museum underneath the town, with the remains of the old Via Augusta and rich merchants' homes.
Casa Belenguer: Medieval Home with remains of Roman Temple of Diana from the 3rd century b.c. from Pre 2nd Punic War period. Jewish Mikveh.
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